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- After a recap of last week's trip to the hometowns and surprise return of Ed, we are told this episode will take place entirely in Spain. As Jillian walks through a Spanish town we get a refresher on the final four guys. The Cliff Notes version Kipyn: Dreamy but perhaps too hot for her. Reid: Very different from Jillian, but perhaps in an "opposites attract" sort of way. Is he ready to commit? Ed: Career-minded and adorable, but took off just as Jillian was getting attached. Will a woman ever be the priority? Wes: Gorgeous and very much her type in a bad boy sort of way. Is Jake's claim of a possible girlfriend too much for her to overcome? The first date will be with Kiptyn, and Jillian wants him to show her he likes her as much as she likes him. He tells us he is surprised by how strong his feelings are. They walk hand-in-hand and discuss how much fun Kiptyn's family was. He is happy with how things are going but adds that a proposal is "far off." She says she would like a proposal at the end but agrees that it would be a "leap of faith." They have tons of fun learning how to flamenco dance and Jillian tells us she observed "a side of Kiptyn I needed to see." Following a conversation at dinner about his super tight dancing pants, Kiptyn tells Jillian he does want to have kids. They eat escargot and giggle uncontrollably. Jillian expresses concern that he might be too much of a softy to keep her in check and somewhere Gloria Steinem has a stroke. At this point a card arrives from Chris. It is a room key and the offer that the couple could elect to stay the night together in a "Fantasy Suite." Despite saying she is crazy about Kiptyn, Jillian decides to reject spending the entire night with him. "I respect that," is his response. They lie in bed and cuddle. Jillian tells us there is a "small part of me that wishes" she had had pulled the trigger. Batting second is Reid, who we're told gives Jillian an "instant perma-grin." Today she wants to know how he feels. They go shopping for wine and cheeses and oh so adorably butcher the Spanish language. At a park they rehash her visit with Reid's family. Reid tells us Jillian killed with his peeps and asks her about her other hometown trips last episode. She loved their day trip and thinks if the evening goes as well it would "top the cake." Before dinner Reid tells us that he might be falling in love, though he's not ready to say it to Jillian. Jillian pushes him regarding just how he will know if she is the one. Reid dances around the subject without saying much of anything. The fantasy suite invite from Chris shows up at the table and Jillian tells Reid that she thinks they should wait on the overnight. Reid tells us it was a smart move on Jillian's part, though "it sucks for me." Jillian tells us she "might be falling in love with Reid." Before the daytime date with Ed, Jillian expresses to us that they have a lot to catch up on. He begins by telling her how much of a mistake he made by leaving the show. During a horse drawn carriage ride he explains that he initially didn't think the show would provide enough time to get to know someone and therefore he couldn't neglect his job. At an outdoor café she asks about his family. Ed thinks they would have loved her and outdoor fountain smooching ensues. At dinner Ed asks whether Jillian would be cool with living somewhere else. He stumbles though an assurance they would make living in Chicago work as Reid takes a firm stranglehold on winning the show. She initially says 'no' to crashing with him in the fantasy suite, adding that she worries about him hurting her again. He convinces her that they need more time to get to know one another. They spend time in the suite talking and agree to sleep there in their clothes. The loathsome Wes says he's fired up to spend time in Spain, immediately deciding to relate the trip to his music. They ride bikes through Barcelona and Jillian thinks he is "fun." In a gazebo he tells her she has the personality he is looking for to "bare my soul." Jillian tells us she doesn't buy the sentiment based on his body language. He tells her that his ever moving to Vancouver would be "crazy" and spills a beer when she suggests his living anywhere outside Austin. During dinner Jillian is still worried that their level of affection isn't what it should be. She tells Wes he fits the "bad boy cowboy" personality she's into and he reassures her he doesn't have a girlfriend. He starts talking about music, saying that "if I was here to sell music I would be gone." She asks about him not showing her any affection and starts getting teary. She asks about the ex-girlfriend Laurel and Wes says the woman broke up with him. In retelling a story about talking to Jake he refers to Laurel as his "girlfriend," then corrects himself and says "ex-girlfriend." Aaaakwaaard. She tells us she's embarrassed he came on the show with a girlfriend as we watch her put him in a cab. Prior to what seems like a completely unnecessary rose ceremony Jillian tells us she has never been more sure of a decision. While the four men wait for her to arrive Wes tells them "If it's me, you boys know that I will be back home having lots of sex." Kiptyn and Reid both look sick while Ed chuckles. Jillian quickly gives roses to Ed and Reid while Wes whispers to a nervous-looking Kiptyn that "it ain't me, dude." After a super-fake deep breath (wasn't this the most sure you've ever been, Jillian?) Jillian gives Kiptyn the final rose. Jillian walks Wes out and he tells her to "have fun." (I think I just threw up in my mouth a little bit.) In his final interview Wes tells us (with drink in hand) that he is "the first guy ever on 'The Bachelorette' to make it to the top four with a girlfriend," adding, "My acting days are over. I've already done everything I needed to do." He then mentions his new single and an upcoming radio tour and starts cussing up a storm talking about how lame the final three guys are. You're a lucky woman, Laurel.
